Living in the U.S., one of my greatest regrets is that I can’t watch BBC video with iPlayer . If I were living in the UK, I’d feel the same away about not being able to watch shows on Hulu … Continue reading
August 7, 2012
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August 6, 2012
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SPDY: Speeding Up the Web
Portland, OR: Chris Storm, owner of EEE Computes, a Web consulting business, and author of The SPDY Book, had a message for all Web developers and designers at the O’Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON): “HTTP is antiquated and obsolete.” HTTP, … Continue reading
August 5, 2012
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IPv6 growth explodes
or years, decades, no one wanted to switch their Internet connection from good old IPv4 to IPv6. Oh, we knew we’d have to move to IPv6 eventually, but we really didn’t want to. Now, though, according to Akamai, a Web … Continue reading
August 1, 2012
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Verizon: No free tethering for unlimited data plan customers
For Verizon‘s remaining unlimited data customers, it’s turned out that Verizon being required to offer free tethering—letting other devices share a 3G or 4G connection via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB—was too good to be true. According to Verizon, customers with … Continue reading
July 31, 2012
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Let my Wi-Fi go: FCC rules Verizon can’t charge for Wi-Fi tethering
n a US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruling, Verizon was ordered to stop charging users an additional fee for using their 4G smartphones and tablets as Wi-Fi hotspots, aka tethering. P. Michele Ellison, FCC, Enforcement Bureau Chief, said in a … Continue reading
July 23, 2012
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Juju: DevOps for Cloud Services
PORTLAND, OR: Canonical, Ubuntu Linux’s parent company, is trying to make Development/Operations (DevOps) on the cloud easy with its Juju framework. The Juju project has been around for a while, but frankly it wasn’t that impressive… until now. At a … Continue reading